What causes the router to refuse access?

The reasons why the router refuses access may be: 1. IP conflict; 2. The router works for a long time, causing it to crash or run unstable; 3. The password is entered incorrectly when connecting to the wireless network; 4. Using There are too many people on the wireless network and the network connection limit has been reached.

#The operating environment of this article: windows10 system, thinkpad t480 computer.

The router may refuse access due to the following reasons:

It may be caused by IP conflict

You can access the mobile phone On the "Settings" page, select "Wireless Network" and click on the WIFI signal you want to connect to. After entering the WiFi details page, turn on static IP, then change the last number of the "IP address". After changing, click "Save" to connect to the wireless network.

It may be that the router has been working for a long time, causing it to crash or run unstable.

You can restart the router and mobile phone so that you can connect to the router.

The password entered when connecting to the wireless network is incorrect

You can re-enter the correct password so that the phone can connect to the router network.

There are too many people using the wireless network, and the limit of the number of people connected to the network has been reached.

You can check the connected mobile phone information and find that someone else is using your own network. You can use Kick it off directly, and then you can connect to the network normally.

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